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Political turmoil tests Peel ministry resolve amid dissolution talk
The Morning Chronicle outlines rumoured defections from the Peel government and disputes over how long ministers can stay in office. It argues the House of Commons holds the power to terminate or sustain the administration, condemns opposition tactics, and notes Peel’s stance against pledges on dissolution while promising to pursue reforms including corporate and church matters.
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